A gorgeous home with a Grade II listed windmill in Cambridgeshire has hit the market. The four-bedroom home with a separate two-bedroom annexe in Willingham, Cambridge, is on the market for a guide price of £1,750,000.

The property is on Mill Road, and is set in "one of the area’s most desirable villages", according to the property listing.

The listing, on Fine & Country Cambridge and Newmarket, reads: "Set in the heart of the picturesque village of Willingham, this four-bedroom home with a separate two-bedroom annexe is a truly unique countryside retreat, where historic character meets modern comfort.

"With its 1828 Grade II listed windmill, this property offers a lifestyle of elegance, space, and tranquillity rarely found in Cambridgeshire."

In a Fine & Country sales brochure of the property, the current owners said: "We first came across this location in the 90s while living nearby in Balland Field. We’d always admired the windmill — we watched as it was being restored, and when it came up for sale, we just knew we had to go for it. It already had planning permission to convert the granary into a house, so it felt like a secure project.

"We bought it in 1997, moved into a caravan on-site and completed our first home, Number 18, in 2000 — our family home until 2015. But we’d always had bigger dreams. We sold that home and began planning the next chapter — building a forever home that felt timeless.

"We worked with architects and timber specialists to design something truly unique. Every beam you see was bespoke, crafted to reflect character and heritage. Though it’s a new build, people often assume it’s been here 200 years — that was the aim, and we think we pulled it off!"

The four bedroom main house offers three bathrooms and the self-contained annexe has two bedrooms with holiday let potential. The village of Willingham offers close connectivity via Cambridge Guided Busway and proximity to local village amenities.

You can take a look at our gallery below or view the full listing on Fine & Country Cambridge and Newmarket here.